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Miscarriages of Justice | Andrew Malkinson and Emily Bolton 45:25

16h ago45:25

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We need your help! Please visit www.prison.radio/survey to tell us about yourself and what you want to hear on The Secret Life of Prisons. Thank you. -- Andrew Malkinson spent 17 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. In this very special episode he tells us about his time in prison, and how others serving sentences reacted when he told them…

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Lucy Johnstone (audio) Exploring the Power Threat Meaning Framework: An Alternative to the Diagnostic Model 40:19

6d ago40:19

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SummaryLucy Johnston discusses the Power Threat Meaning Framework (PTMF), an alternative to the diagnostic model of distress. The PTMF aims to move away from labeling and medicating distress and instead focuses on narrative practice and understanding. It emphasizes the role of power and the links between personal distress and wider social, politica…

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Episode 3: Desistance and Recidivism, part 1 (Dr. Bret Bucklen)

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In this episode we discuss the concept of “desistance,” an idea which has been around for a while in academic criminology but is only now beginning to catch on among corrections practitioners and policy-makers. Dr. Bucklen describes what desistance is, discusses how to define and measure it, and explains its practical use as a complimentary measure…

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Behind the Badge: Part three (minimum security) 14:45

21d ago14:45

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“You can’t force change, all you can do is keep leading that example, and leading what the change could look like to them.” Every day, correctional officers in federal prisons across Canada go above and beyond to creative positive change in the lives of those in our care and custody. In the third and final episode of our “Behind the Badge” miniseri…

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L'envers du badge : partie 3 (établissement à sécurité minimale) 18:13

21d ago18:13

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« On ne peut pas imposer le changement. Tout ce qu’on peut faire, c’est continuer à donner l’exemple et montrer ce que le changement pourrait apporter. » Chaque jour, les agents correctionnels qui travaillent dans les établissements fédéraux à l’échelle du Canada se surpassent pour exercer une influence positive dans la vie des personnes dont nous …

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Lucy Johnstone (video) Exploring the Power Threat Meaning Framework: An Alternative to the Diagnostic Model 40:19

6d ago40:19

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SummaryLucy Johnston discusses the Power Threat Meaning Framework (PTMF), an alternative to the diagnostic model of distress. The PTMF aims to move away from labeling and medicating distress and instead focuses on narrative practice and understanding. It emphasizes the role of power and the links between personal distress and wider social, politica…

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Five big asks for the next government | Anne Fox 1:02:49

8d ago1:02:49

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- In general election week, the Secret Life of Prisons finishes our series of guests who have knowledge and insight about the role criminal justice plays in politics as the major players fight for our votes. We've…

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David Jones and |Naomi Murphy (Video)Addressing Trauma and Rehabilitation in Prisons 38:16

8d ago38:16

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Summary 2024 is a general election year in the UK and David and Naomi wanted to have a conversation about the criminal justice system because the topic receives so little attention elsewhere. However the topic is so wide and complex that we found that we could only begin and hope to return to the subject again. The conversation explores the ethical…

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SCI Spotlight: Coal Township and Pine Grove

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SCI Coal Township Supt. Tom McGinley kicks off this episode with a conversation about his facility. Later in the show, two of SCI Pine Grove’s original employees—Lt. Jason Townsend and Administrative Officer Jessica Purcell—join the PA Prisons and Parole Podcast to discuss the first 20 years of the facility, as well as its Young Adult Offender prog…

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Ian Foxley; Stumbling across Corruption: The Whistleblower's dangerous Journey 58:45

13d ago58:45

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In this extraordinary conversation Ian Foxley, a retired army lieutenant colonel and founder of Parrhesia, shares his experience as a whistleblower in the Airbus corruption scandal. He discovered wrongdoing while working as a program director for an Airbus subsidiary in Saudi Arabia. He found irregularities in the budget, questionable projects, and…

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Ian Foxley; Stumbling across Corruption: The Whistleblower's dangerous Journey (Video) 58:45

13d ago58:45

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In this extraordinary conversation Ian Foxley, a retired army lieutenant colonel and founder of Parrhesia, shares his experience as a whistleblower in the Airbus corruption scandal. He discovered wrongdoing while working as a program director for an Airbus subsidiary in Saudi Arabia. He found irregularities in the budget, questionable projects, and…

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James Phillips: National Prison Radio's Rock Show legend | Ollie Brookes and Scout Tzofiya Bolton 33:19

15d ago33:19

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- James Phillips was in prison in 2014 when he first heard National Prison Radio's Rock Show. He decided he was going to become its next host, and managed to get a transfer to the prison where the show was based. …

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Robert Verkaik; Exploring social inequality. (Audio) 52:55

20d ago52:55

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Robert Verkaik, author and journalist, discusses his passionate interest in social inequality and the impact of poverty on communities. He shares his personal experiences and observations that have shaped his interest in the subject. The conversation also touches on the difference between being rich and being wealthy, the ethics of wealth, the impa…

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Robert Verkaik; Exploring Social Inequality. (Video) 52:55

20d ago52:55

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Robert Verkaik, author and journalist, discusses his passionate interest in social inequality and the impact of poverty on communities. He shares his personal experiences and observations that have shaped his interest in the subject. The conversation also touches on the difference between being rich and being wealthy, the ethics of wealth, the impa…

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Episode 2: How Research and Statistics Are Used at PA DOC (Mr. Chris Oppman and Dr. Lucas Malishchak)

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In this episode we talk with two key leaders at the PA DOC, Deputy Secretary Chris Oppman and Deputy Secretary Lucas Malishchak, about how the areas under their purview within the department use research and statistics to make better decisions.The PA Prisons and Parole Podcast

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Five pieces of advice for the next government | Andi Brierley 45:37

22d ago45:37

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- As we approach the next general election, the Secret Life of Prisons is bringing you guests who have knowledge and insight about the role criminal justice plays in politics as the major players fight for our vot…

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Rosie; Surviving the Unthinkable: Overcoming Trauma and Rebuilding a Life 51:47

27d ago51:47

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Rosie’s husband was convicted of sexual abuse involving contact offences committed against adolescent boys many years previously. He served 5 years in prison and has recently been released. They had been married for over 40 years when he was arrested. Rosie has stood by him as she sees he is much more than his offences; she also recognises that he …

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Being released homeless | Michael Sloane and Matt Gannon 32:20

29d ago32:20

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- If you have been to prison you are fourty times more likely to experience homelessness than the general population. Michael Sloane spent three decades in and out of prison, addiction and homelessness. He was onc…

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Michael Davitt; Overcoming Emotional Neglect: A Story of Resilience 54:47

1M ago54:47

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Michael Davitt, an author focused on mental health issues, shares his experience with complex PTSD stemming from emotional neglect in childhood. He chose a pseudonym, Luke Pemberton, to write about his parents and childhood to protect their identity. Michael discusses his struggle with attachment and the deep-seated fear of abandonment and rejectio…

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Episode 1: Why Have a Research & Statistics Office in Corrections? (Dr. Bret Bucklen)

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In this first episode of the re-launched podcast we talk with Dr. Bret Bucklen (PA DOC Director of Planning, Research, and Statistics) about what his office does and what value it brings to the department. We explore the importance of research and evaluation in corrections.The PA Prisons and Parole Podcast

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Five things to look out for at the general election | Dominic Grieve, former Attorney General 43:50

1M ago43:50

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- As we approach the next general election, the Secret Life of Prisons is bringing you guests who have knowledge and insight into politics and the role criminal justice is likely to play as the major players fight…

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Louis de Berniere-Smart; Abuse and adventure; Finding Inspiration in Untold Stories 50:16

1M ago50:16

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Novelist Louis de Bernières was born into a military family, and flown out to Jordan in a bomber. At the age of eight he was sent to Grenham House in Kent, a prep school run by two headmasters, one of them a paedophile and the other a sadist. He became fluent in Latin. Then he went to Bradfield College in Berkshire where he spent a lot of time fish…

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Louis de Berniere-Smart; Abuse and adventure; Finding Inspiration in Untold Stories (Video) 50:16

1M ago50:16

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Novelist Louis de Bernières was born into a military family, and flown out to Jordan in a bomber. At the age of eight he was sent to Grenham House in Kent, a prep school run by two headmasters, one of them a paedophile and the other a sadist. He became fluent in Latin. Then he went to Bradfield College in Berkshire where he spent a lot of time fish…

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SCI Spotlight: Chester and Quehanna Boot Camp 36:26

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This month, the PA Prisons and Parole Podcast visits two of our most unique facilities: deep in the heart of a city with SCI Chester and out in the middle of rural PA with Quehanna Boot Camp. Our first guest is Maj. Scott Carter, who breaks down how QBC operates and the overall philosophy behind its approach to treatment and rehabilitation. Later i…

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From prison to law school | Chris Walters and Peter Stanford 43:02

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- Despite having lots of time to spare during a sentence, people in prison face very many barriers to pursuing education, and particularly further education. Some people manage to overcome these barriers, and the …

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Dr Brian Richardson; Shattered Trust: Unveiling the Trauma Faced by Whistleblowers and their Families (video) 1:01:54

2M ago1:01:54

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In this conversation, David and Naomi talk with Dr Brian Richardson, a communications expert at the University of North Texas, who has conducted research on whistleblowers and the impact on their families. Brian explains that his interest in this subject began when he observed the negative response faced by a college basketball player who blew the …

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Dr Brian Richardson; Shattered Trust: Unveiling the Trauma Faced by Whistleblowers and their families (audio) 1:01:54

2M ago1:01:54

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In this conversation, David and Naomi talk with Dr Brian Richardson, a communications expert at the University of North Texas, who has conducted research on whistleblowers and the impact on their families. Brian explains that his interest in this subject began when he observed the negative response faced by a college basketball player who blew the …

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Behind the Badge: Part two (medium security) 18:55

2M ago18:55

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“It's different every day. It just doesn’t stop, it’s 24/7.” Correctional officers in federal prisons work hard to keep us safe. They work in shifts around the clock during days, weeknights, weekends and holidays. In this episode of our podcast, we continue our three-part miniseries, Behind the Badge, with Don, a correctional officer in his 16th ye…

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L'envers du badge : partie 2 (établissement à sécurité moyenne) 14:40

2M ago14:40

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"C'est sûr que, comme agent correctionnel, je dois constamment être conscient de mon environnement…" Les agents correctionnels travaillent fort dans les prisons fédérales pour assurer notre sécurité. Ils travaillent selon des quarts de travail à toute heure de la journée : les jours et les soirs de semaine, la fin de semaine et les jours fériés. Da…

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The economics of prison | Grace Blakeley and Vicky Pryce 39:40

2M ago39:40

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- In the March 2024 budget, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt said the government will seek to "prioritise proposals that deliver annual savings within five years". What does this mean for prisons and the cr…

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Jenny Murphy; Exploring the Role of Interoception in Thoughts, Feelings, and Behavior (Video) 1:05:01

2M ago1:05:01

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Summary Dr Jenny Murphy, is a senior lecturer at the University of Surrey. Here she discusses interoception and its importance in mental and physical health. Interoception refers to the processing of signals that come from inside the body, such as heart rate and breathing. People can differ in their ability to perceive these signals, as well as how…

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Jenny Murphy; Exploring the Role of Interoception in Thoughts, Feelings, and Behavior (Audio) 1:05:01

2M ago1:05:01

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Summary Dr Jenny Murphy is a senior lecturer at the University of Surrey. Here she discusses interoception and its importance in mental and physical health. Interoception refers to the processing of signals that come from inside the body, such as heart rate and breathing. People can differ in their ability to perceive these signals, as well as how …

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Five things to look out for at the general election | Louisa James, Political Correspondent for Good Morning Britain 38:35

2M ago38:35

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- In the months leading up to the next general election, the Secret Life of Prisons will be bringing you an occasional series featuring guests who have knowledge and insight into politics and the role criminal jus…

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David and Naomi talk about body identification and body identity dysphoria. 38:59

2M ago38:59

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SummaryMarius Theodore Gustavson was imprisoned for life yesterday. He is known as he eunuch maker. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/may/09/how-eunuch-maker-livestreamed-extreme-body-modifications-marius-gustavsonIn this episode, David and Naomi discuss body identification and body identity dysphoria. They explore the historical con…

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National Prison Radio at the ARIAS | Ali Ali and Lady Unchained 42:36

2M ago42:36

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- On Tuesday 7 May 2024 National Prison Radio, the world's first national radio station for people in prison, won an incredible SIX awards at the Radio Academy ARIAS, the 'Oscars' of the radio industry. Phil and P…

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David Busch; Se-rem: An affordable Self-Help Program for Overcoming Trauma and Finding Inner Peace (audio) 31:44

2M ago31:44

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Summary David Busch, a retired psychotherapist, has developed a self-help program called Se-rem that combines elements of six different therapies, including EMDR, self-hypnosis, meditation, music therapy, Gestalt therapy, and Awe therapy. The program uses classical music and guided imagery to stimulate the brain into an REM state, which is effectiv…

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David Busch; Se-rem: An affordable Self-Help Program for Overcoming Trauma and Finding Inner Peace 31:44

2M ago31:44

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Summary David Busch, a retired psychotherapist, has developed a self-help program called Se-rem that combines elements of six different therapies, including EMDR, self-hypnosis, meditation, music therapy, Gestalt therapy, and Awe therapy. The program uses classical music and guided imagery to stimulate the brain into an REM state, which is effectiv…

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The prison officer | Gen Glaister and Nathan Parker 45:32

2M ago45:32

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The Secret Life of Prisons is produced by a charity, the Prison Radio Association. To make a donation please visit prison.radio/donate. -- Under David Cameron's austerity government between 2010 and 2015, the number of prison officers in England and Wales fell by more than a quarter. Many experienced officers took voluntary redundancy. In the years…

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